Roger Orth and Spencer Schlepp accept the NACD/KACD Earth Team Award at the 72nd KACD Convention in November 2016.

Danielle Holzwarth teaches the students of the St. Francis Grade School the importance of healthy soil for the 2017 Poster Contest.

6th Grade Cheylin Elementary Students during the 2016 6th Grade Conservation Tour.

Martin Hilt with Spring Creek Game Birds shows the 6th Graders a 3 week old Chucker.

6th Graders of Cheylin and St. Francis taking a look at the Breaks and learning about wind and water erosion.

Danielle Holzwarth, Cheyenne County Conservation District Manager teaching about the importance of Soil Health with the Soil Tunnel Trailer.

Cheylin 4th Graders at the 2016 Kids Conservation Round Up.

Cale Rieger, Cheyenne County NRCS Conservation Technician teaching all about the earth with a 3D Earth Balloon.

St. Francis 4th Graders at the 2016 Kids Conservation Round Up.

5 Gallon Bing Cherry Tree from the 2016 Tree Sale.

5 Gallon, 2 gallon and a 1 gallon Austrian Pine from the 2016 Tree Sale.

Earth Team Volunteers helps organize trees for the 2016 Tree Sale.

District Supervisors (L-R): Chris Hingst, Roger Orth, Mark Keller, Dylan Loyd, Spencer Schlepp and District Manager Danielle Holzwarth accept the 2016 NRCS Earth Team Award.

District Supervisors and NRCS Staff take a look at the 2016 Poster Contest entries.

District Supervisors and NRCS Staff take a look at the 2016 Poster Contest entries.

The 2016 CCCD Annual Meeting.

Roger Orth gives the Kindergarten-1st Grade Division winner her prize at the 2016 Annual Meeting.

Supervisors along with Cheyenne County Conservation Technican and Commissioner; make a stop at a local producers field, where he had a successful cover crop this year.

Earth Team Volunteer helping organizing and counting trees for the 2015 Sale.

Varities of fruit trees from 2015 Tree Sale

5 Gallon Crabapple, Prairie Fire

10 Gallon Crabapple, Spring Snow

5 Gallon Rocky Mountain Junipers

Supervisors unload trees out of the semi for the 2015 Tree Sale.

Supervisors unload trees out of the semi for the 2015 Tree Sale.

The District Manager and the Board of Supervisors, look over one of the self watering totes planted for 2014. Planted in this tote are, pumpkins, cucumbers and morning glory.

The District Manager and the Board of Supervisors, look over one of the self watering totes planted for 2014. Planted in this tote are, pumpkins, cucumbers and morning glory.

Students got to pet a baby Chucker at the final stop of the 6th Grade Conservation Tour.

Jeter Isely of Bird City, talked to the 6th graders about the new construction and purpose of a Hoop House.

Dave Flemming, County Road and Bridge Supervisor; explains to the 6th graders of St. Francis the benefits of planting a living snow fence.

Danielle Holzwarth, District Manager explains the importance of Soil Health with the Soil Tunnel Trailer.

Soil Health Education in 2013 at Cheylin Elementary.

SFCHS FFA students helped with CCCDs Education Program. They helped stress the importance of Soil Health.

The Board of Supervisors and District Manager take a look at the 2013 Office Garden.

St. Francis Conservation Office Recycled Garden:\r\n\r\nThe garden is made from recycled materials. Although planted in June, the garden is growing well with few watering duties. Today (August 21, 2012) we harvested our first produce from the garden. Stop by the office to view the gardens and we will be happy to dicuss how the gardens were assembled and why the watering duties are few.